Cheju Tourism College

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Cheju Tourism College


Established	1993
Type	Private
President	Kim Chang-hui
Faculty	66
Location	Jeju, South Korea
Campus	Rural
Website	http://www.cjtour.ac.kr/

Cheju Tourism College
Hangul:	제주관광대학
Hanja:	濟州觀光大學
Revised Romanization:	Jeju Gwan-gwang Daehak
McCune-Reischauer:	Cheju Kwan'gwang Taehak

Cheju Tourism College is a private technical college on South Korea's Jeju island. It offers education in various fields related to tourism, an important sector of the local economy. The current president is Kim Chang-hui (김창희).

Unlike most institutions of higher learning on Jeju island, the college campus is located in a relatively rural area, Bukjeju County. About 66 instructors are employed on the campus.

1 Academics
2 History
3 Sister schools
4 See also
5 External links

[edit] Academics

The school's academic offerings cover a diverse range of technical fields. Among these are computer applications for tourism, sports and leisure studies, and casino and hotel management.

[edit] History

The school was opened in 1993, as Jeju Tourism Technical College (제주관광전문대학). It adopted its current name in 1998.

[edit] Sister schools

The college maintains sisterhood ties with colleges and universities in four countries. The first such links were forged with universities in America and Australia: Ashland University in 1993, and the University of Western Sydney in 1995. More recently, the school has focused on developing ties with universities in Japan and China. Links now exist with Japan's Osaka Women's University, Shobi Academy, and Meikai University, as well as with China's Ningbo University, Tianjin Normal College, and Tianjin University of Finance and Economics.